3 Nights Aria Amazon Cruise

11/20/2019 through 11/11/2020
11/20/2019 through 11/16/2020
Aqua Expeditions


Go fishing for the many species of Amazon fish, explore the river on private speedboats in search of three-toed sloths, toucans, and macaws, then meet taricaya turtles in their natural habitat and spot endangered pink dolphins, unique to the Amazon, at play. As the Aria Amazon journeys towards the union of the Ucayali and the Marañon Rivers, considered the birthplace of the Amazon, learn from our experienced, expert naturalist guides about the diverse Amazon wildlife and birds of the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve.

Our high water season runs from November through May—summer and autumn in the Southern Hemisphere. During the high water season, the average temperature is 86 degrees Fahrenheit, 12 degrees cooler than in the low water season. Rivers and streams are now about 23 feet higher, meaning that every river, creek and lake is navigable. You will get to explore more of the waterways of Amazonia and will have access to the plant life and wildlife area that you might miss during the low water season. This brings you much closer to the jungle canopy, allowing you to spot where our beautiful Amazon birds like to roost, witness monkeys at play and observe many other mammals in their natural habitats.


Day 1 Iquitos
Day 2 Amazon River
Day 3 Maranon Creek
Day 4 Nauta Town

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